Latest Stories
Naomi Harm Out to Change the Face of Education
Like many entrepreneurs, Naomi (Hemesath) Harm '99 has a sharp eye for opportunity. Since her days in Viterbo University's education program, she has been on the lookout for ways to improve the way we educate our children, particularly when it comes to STEM—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
For Lynda Wallis, Art Business Came Out of the Blue
When Lynda Wallis ’82 came to study at Viterbo University, she already had studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, her home stomping grounds for much of her youth. She knew she had artistic skills, but she knew she needed more.
There's No Standing Still for Colin Luz
When Colin Luz ’14 came to Viterbo University, his path seemed clear. Sport management was calling his name. Or so it seemed.
Anti-Racism Resources Guide
The Library has an Anti-Racism Resources Guide for the Viterbo University community. Hate has no place here!
Viterbo D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership Lecture Series to Feature Holocaust Survivor Eva Schloss March 24
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s childhood friend, will share her incredible story of survival as part of the Viterbo University D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership spring lecture series from noon–1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 24 on Facebook Live.
Kaitlin Babcock Leads Green Bandana Project
Kaitlin Babcock hopes to see as many people as possible sporting a green bandana in the coming months.
Don't Toss That Mask Just Yet!
Even if you've already had COVID or have received your vaccinations, wearing a face mask is still required in the library. Thank you for your cooperation!
Viterbo University Announces New Academic Programs
A new undergraduate major in computer science and graduate degree programs in school counseling, nursing, and nutrition and dietetics are new academic initiatives announced today by Viterbo University.
Identities Project: Fake News Panel
The Identities Project hosted a panel conversation exploring the difference between facts, fake news, and clickbait on Tuesday, March 9. To learn more about critical thinking and how to spot fake news, see the Library's LibGuide.